Rep. Brad Miller is endorsing Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
WASHINGTON - Couldn’t the Democratic superdelegates just put an end to the prolonged Democratic presidential nominating struggle?
The Democratic nomination for president could come down to a vote-by-vote struggle for superdelegates, and while Hillary Rodham Clinton has lost her delegate advantage over Barack Obama, she knows she can bank on one superdelegate no matter what.
Campaign committees controlled by Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton have donated at least $890,000 to the campaigns of superdelegates, according to a report by a group that tracks money in politics.
Calling the election of Barack Obama a new era for "change," "choices," and "challenges," comedian and author Bill Cosby urged personal responsibility and self-sacrifice within the African-American community on "Meet the Press."
Appearing on "Meet the Press," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Sunday that while the "legal authority" exists to bar the "tainted" appointment of Roland Burris, there is room to negotiate.
Condoleezza Rice looks back at her time as secretary of state. "'America has not always been liked, but we've been respected," she tells NBC's David Gregory.
As Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich weighs his legal options, the state's top legal officer said on "Meet the Press" that the disgraced lawmaker could announce his departure from the post on Monday.?
"Meet the Press" moderator Tom Brokaw gathered left, right and middle-ground pundits Sunday to massage the latest developments with 30 days to go before the elections.� After two weeks of unprecedented fiscal turmoil, latest election polls show that voters care more about the e …
"Meet the Press" moderator Tom Brokaw gathered left, right and middle-ground pundits Sunday to massage the latest developments with 30 days to go before the elections.
As Friday's debate fades from the collective memory of the American people, the nominees' chief strategists appeared on "Meet The Press" to continue the spirited discussion.
It is very troubling that a man is seeking the office of Commander-in-Chief of the United States at a time when he will confront lethal threats against the nation from the most brutal tyrants around the globe, yet he is openly afraid to face the unfriendly news reporters at FOX N …
After Barockstar's near fatal empty suit performance at Saddleback Saturday, the Obama spin machine is in damage control overdrive.
A gunman barged into the Arkansas Democratic Party headquarters Wednesday and shot the state party chairman three times, critically wounding him, authorities and party officials said. The suspect was later shot during a 30-mile police chase and died, authorities said.
By the end of the ad, Obama seems to have received a promotion from mere Messiah to possible divinity: Charlton Heston's Moses is shown parting the Red Sea, proclaiming "Behold His mighty hand!" as Obama's presidential seal rises from the waters.
In the turbulent wake left by Barack Obama's world tour – his campaign to be loved by all, less a significant percentage of the American people – it seems something has slipped the minds of David Axelrod and David Plouffe; Hillary Clinton didn't quit her campaign, she sus …
If Barack Obama is worn-out following his nine-day trip overseas, he certainly has a funny way of showing it. The Democratic candidate for president appeared on "Meet the Press," Sunday, appearing calm and alert as he defended his positions on Iraq, Afghanistan and the economy.
If Barack Obama is worn-out following his nine-day trip overseas, he certainly has a funny way of showing it. The Democratic candidate for president appeared on "Meet the Press," Sunday, appearing calm and alert as he defended his positions on Iraq, Afghanistan and the economy.
If Barack Obama is worn-out following his nine-day trip overseas, he certainly has a funny way of showing it. The Democratic candidate for president appeared on "Meet the Press," Sunday, appearing calm and alert as he defended his positions on Iraq, Afghanistan and the economy.
Former Vice President Al Gore returned to Meet the Press for the first time in eight years, brandishing a bold environmental plan with the ultimate goal of weaning the U.S. off costly fossil fuels.
One way the Electoral College creates moderately characterized numerical majorities includes assuring that each state's vote actually represents the state's interests in the selection and election of Presidents.
One day after Hillary Clinton exited the race for the White House, a team of NBC News correspondents gathered on "Meet the Press" to reflect on the Democratic primary season.
As news begins to filter in from today's primary elections, we inch closer to a true red-letter date in the history of our country.
Former White House press secretary Scott McClellan said Sunday on "Meet the Press" that he "should have spoken up sooner" about the administration's efforts to sell the war in Iraq.
All you ever had to do was to watch a press conference led by McClellan to understand that he was never – in his wildest dreams – ever going to be offered one of those high-paying contributor jobs by FOX News, MSNBC or CNN.
New York Gov. David Paterson, a superdelegate who supports Hillary Clinton, said she's showing "a little desperation" and should give up her effort to count votes from renegade primaries in Michigan and Florida.
Kalyn Free, an at-large member of the Democratic National Committee and superdelegate, announced that she supports Illinois Senator Barack Obama for the party's presidential nomination.
This morning Rep. Pete Stark (D-CA) announced his endorsement of Barack Obama. He pointed out that Obama delivers a message that transcends politics.
Gore, 60, who won the Nobel Prize and built a constituency by championing the fight against climate change since losing the election to George W. Bush, has so far stayed out of the battle between Obama and Clinton.